Sentence examples for has clearly concluded from inspiring English sources

"She has clearly concluded that the time has come for them to end what has been a point of contention".

But she has clearly concluded that without private-sector involvement, the infrastructure Brazil needs will never be built.

The Trump campaign has clearly concluded that there is not much it can do about their man's stratospherically high disapproval ratings.

Adored not for any particular skill but for being a personality, Bernhard has clearly concluded that it is sufficient simply to be herself on stage.

But based on the model shown in Frankfurt, BMW has clearly concluded that the i3 will cast a positive halo on its brand.

But he has clearly concluded he has a realistic chance of defeating Ms Clinton should she emerge as the Democrats' choice.

But many rational criminals had clearly concluded that the police were unlikely to do much with CCTV footage.

Slowing the pace at which that stock increases means monetary conditions loosen less quickly, but does not mean they tighten.Financial markets have clearly concluded otherwise.

Our legal team and our outside counsel have clearly concluded that we reserve the right to do our own stores as part of the Macy's contract, and we can do a complete store within J. C. Penney".

Even as they are focused on the Middle East peace effort, some administration officials have clearly concluded that North Korea may be on the verge of declaring itself a nuclear state, and that there is not much they can do to stop it.

Nick Robinson said Mr Miliband had "clearly concluded he does not want to return to the fray, he doesn't want to serve under his brother in opposition or in government which is a serious blow to his brother, and disappointment to members of the party".